So are we going back to the old 10 team SEC, sign me up!

The SEC the way it should be.

Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
LSU
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Vanderbilt

Good luck removing conferences & payments for that idea.

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Play all teams home & home every 6 years

Schedule would be balanced as well. 2 Pods form a division. Those 10 teams play each other.. the 10th game would be the only difference.

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Let me say this as delicately as possisble.

frick YOU!

We are not going to destroy our storied rivalries to keep you dildo licking asswipes happy.

Texas has always been the big fish in a little pond, and you have destroyed every conference you touch.

In the SEC you are a little fish in a big lake. Get used to it.

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oh good.. another shitty Tennessee alter.. that is exactly what is needed.

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frick you. You haven't played a game in the SEC.

You are a shitty poster from an even shittier school.

The Governor of Texas had to send in the National Guard on you America-hating scumbags this week.

You don't belong in our conference.

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SWC/Big 8
Texas
Texas A&M
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri

ACC
Florida State
Clemson
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia

SEC West
Alabama
Auburn
LSU
Ole Miss
Miss State

SEC East
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Vanderbilt
Kentucky

10 Game Schedule
Play your Pod (4)
Play another Pod (5)
Play your Perm (1)

Play all teams home & home every 6 years

Schedule would be balanced as well. 2 Pods form a division. Those 10 teams play each other.. the 10th game would be the only difference.

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UGA would only have 1 OOC game to schedule each year because they play Tech every year.

What if your perm is in the division you play that year?

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So are we going back to the old 10 team SEC

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We should

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What if your perm is in the division you play that year?

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Maybe something like this?

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UGA would only have 1 OOC game to schedule each year because they play Tech every year.

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Yes, that is the downside to having a 10 game schedule. This probably won't happen though..

Just playing devil's advocate but what if Bama is playing the division that the viles are in and Texas already has their 10 SEC games (div, other div and perm)?

This is actually the best plan I could ever think of. Seven semi-traditional divisions based on the old conferences back in the 1980s and early 1990s… and filling them out to 10 teams with the programs who have since joined the ranks of the Power leagues.

The SEC, Big 10, and PAC essentially go back to exactly how they looked in 1990:

SEC: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Miss St, Tennessee, Vanderbilt

BIG 10: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan St, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, Purdue, Wisconsin

PAC 10: Arizona, Arizona St, Cal, Oregon, Oregon St, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Washington, Washington St

The ACC goes back to how it looked in 1991 + South Carolina

ACC: Clemson, Duke, Florida St, Georgia Tech, Maryland, N Carolina, NC State, Virginia, Wake Forest, S Carolina

The Big East goes back to how it looked in the 1990s… minus Temple, and plus Penn State, Notre Dame, and UCF

Big Eastt: Boston College, Miami, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse, Virginia Tech, W Virginia, Notre Dame, Penn State, UCF

The Big 8 goes back to its former self, but with BYU and Utah added to the West:

Big 8: Colorado, Iowa St, Kansas, Kansas St, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma St, BYU, Utah

And lastly the Southwest goes back to its old self… minus Rice, and adding Louisville and Cincinnati.

Southwest: Arkansas, Baylor, Houston, SMU, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Cincinnati, Louisville

This would be the best. Play all 9 teams in your league, plus 2-3 OOC games.

Figure out a 16 or 24-team playoff format to close out the season.